Tkhaghalej - God of Agriculture - POSTER

Tkhaghalej is the god of agriculture in the Circassian pantheon of deities. The image is from the book "Khabzist Paganism", written and illustrated by John Hamlet, available on Google Books in ebook format. The file is ready to be printed on A2-sized paper with a quality of your choice.

"Тхьэгъэлэдж, god of agriculture. The protector against the blight. Brewer of divine wine. The first of all farmers among the Narts. The amount of annual yield of the fields is left to his decision. He is unusually strong - his appearance is that of a virile old man with white hair and beard. His appetite is unrivalled - he can eat the meat of a hundred pigs and the same amount of millet porridge in weight in one sitting. His power resides within all cereals, and so no crop is unworthy of harvesting. His totem animal is the grasshopper. He is brother to the shepherd-god Amysh and the seer-god Mamysh. He is a son of Worser, the goddess of the family hearth."

-Khabzist Paganism